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Cuneiform Sign Tir Times Tak4 Character

๐’Œ‚ is the cuneiform character named CUNEIFORM SIGN TIR TIMES TAK4 (U+12302).

U+12302

This page helps you identify and copy the cuneiform symbol ๐’Œ‚. It includes the exact code point and ready-to-use copy options for common developer workflows. Use it in documents, fonts, and UI text where cuneiform characters are supported.

Cuneiform Sign Tir Times Tak4 Character Meaning

๐’Œ‚ is a cuneiform sign represented in Unicode as โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN TIR TIMES TAK4โ€ at code point U+12302. Its formal Unicode name reflects how the sign is specified in the cuneiform sign inventoryโ€”combining โ€œTIRโ€ with โ€œTAK4โ€ (expressed as โ€œtimesโ€ in the name). In practical terms, the character is used when you need this exact Unicode cuneiform glyph for transliteration, cataloging, digital texts, or annotation work. When working with cuneiform, always rely on the exact character (not a visually similar one) to preserve correct encoding.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopying the exact character for digital cuneiform texts and notes
  • โ€ขEntering the symbol in document drafts where Unicode cuneiform is supported
  • โ€ขUsing the sign in transliteration or sign-list data entry
  • โ€ขDesigning posters or educational materials that include cuneiform characters
  • โ€ขRendering the character in UI elements for collections or references

Examples

๐’Œ‚ Cuneiform Sign TIR Times TAK4

  • ๐’Œ‚๐’Œ‚ ๐’Œ‚
  • ๐’Œ‚Sign: ๐’Œ‚ (U+12302)
  • ๐’Œ‚Reference symbol set includes: ๐’Œ‚
  • ๐’Œ‚Record entry uses ๐’Œ‚ for TIRร—TAK4
  • ๐’Œ‚Type ๐’Œ‚ into the text field

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12302
HTML Entity𒌂
HTML Code𒌂
CSS\12302

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Tir Times Tak4 character mean?

๐’Œ‚ is a cuneiform sign represented in Unicode as โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN TIR TIMES TAK4โ€ at code point U+12302. Its formal Unicode name reflects how the sign is specified in the cuneiform sign inventoryโ€”combining โ€œTIRโ€ with โ€œTAK4โ€ (expressed as โ€œtimesโ€ in the name). In practical terms, the character is used when you need this exact Unicode cuneiform glyph for transliteration, cataloging, digital texts, or annotation work. When working with cuneiform, always rely on the exact character (not a visually similar one) to preserve correct encoding.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’Œ‚?

๐’Œ‚ is U+12302.

How can I copy ๐’Œ‚ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𒌂

How do I include ๐’Œ‚ in JavaScript?

You can use the escape: \\u{12302}.

What is the official name of this character?

The Unicode name is โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN TIR TIMES TAK4.โ€